POSITION SUMMARY:The Utilities Engineer performs engineering tasks associated with the evaluation, design, bid, construction, inspection and operation/maintenance of utilities. Utilities include water/wastewater/storm-water systems and treatment facilities along with air quality, solid waste and related environmental systems.Typical job duties may include but not limited to:Ensures the Utilities Division’s engineering needs are supported and addressed from an overarching and all-encompassing perspective. Prepare plans and specifications for utility system improvements and services.Assist with the preparation, updating and management of the various Utilities Division Capital Improvement Plans (CIPs). Develop and manage Utilities Division project and programs plans and schedules.Manage and/or assist with engineering data, manuals, prints, drawings, etc.Recordkeeping for wastewater/stormwater systems and treatment.Support laboratory/operations/maintenance/safety activities from utilities engineering perspective. Provide technical guidance and expert advice on utilities engineering, management, operations, maintenance, laboratory and safety projects and programs.Perform other duties as assigned.MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONSEducation/Experience:Graduation from a four (4) year college or university with major course work in civil, environmental, or closely related engineering discipline is required.It is preferred that the Utilities Engineer possesses or be able to obtain an EIT certificate within two (2) years of hire.It is also preferred that the Utilities Engineer pursues a Pennsylvania PE certificate at the earliest authorized opportunity and obtaining a PE within two (2) years of starting the process is anticipated.Possession of or the ability to obtain the appropriate PaDEP Operators Certification is desired.Possession of valid Pennsylvania motor vehicles operator’s Class C license or higher is required.